Question for those with more than 10K subs

[The NotARubicon!]

For those of you with more than 10K subscribers:
Did your subscribers grow at a constant rate or did you notice at any point if your number of daily subscribers started to accelerate? If so, at what point did that happen?

 

[Hollyweird Teens]

My channel is for tweens/teens. Really took off in the summer when there was no school. Dropped drastically once school was back in. However, I see other channels aimed at kids (like slime channels) that are still getting a high amount of subscribers so I'm not sure what happened to me.

 

[JonnyBoi]

I don't think there is anyone on here with more that 10k

 

[Courtney Candice]

I don't think there is anyone on here with more that 10k

There’s a couple people with 100k on here

 

[chottom]

Not really. The number of subs is function of your views per day/month and not the absolute number of subs your channel has.
So you may have even 100 k subs but without several big gateway videos generating constant streams of views your stats will still go down.

 

[Pixel & Bracket]

If you look at my socialblade you’ll notice an increase over time in the amount of subscribers/day, that lines up with an increase in views/day as well. So for me yes, it’s been a slow exponential growth, but only due to consistent and frequent uploads of educational evergreen content.

I will hit 10k here in about 2 months.

 

[The NotARubicon!]

The number of subs is function of your views per day/month and not the absolute number of subs your channel has..

Uhmm.. What??

 

[chottom]

Uhmm.. What??

More views per day more new subs. Less views less new subs.
The absolute number of subs (10k or 100 k) you have doesn't matter too much.